Lessons from the Field: What Early AI Customers Care About
Early AI customers aren’t impressed by the latest tools—they want reliable, transparent products that solve real problems. This post shares lessons from the field: focus on consistent performance, clear UX, and visible sources. Founders who prioritize these essentials build trust faster and create AI products customers are excited to use.
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Synthetic Confidants: The Psychological Impacts of AI Companionship
People are turning to chatbots not just for work-related automations, but increasingly for emotional connection, therapy, and spiritual guidance. As AI becomes more responsive and personal, the emotional bonds we form with it are reshaping how we relate to ourselves and each other.
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Domain Expertise Isn’t Enough
Why knowing the problem intimately doesn't mean you know the solution—and how domain expertise can become a founder's biggest blind spot.
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